“/more” definitely doesn’t work but I think there is a different way to get page 2. @Mittineague what do you use in your extension?
I did notice that my bugs tab is a bit buggy lately, will have a look to see what regressed
Does it work for categories still? I can’t seem to make it work for a category?
It does, our “bugs” link goes to https://meta.discourse.org/c/bug?order=op_likes&status=open which works fine
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Apologies for those that don’t have access, but I believe @sam and @zogstrip do (and if you feel the info should be copied here, let me know)
But I compiled a list of what querystrings I could find that work, where it works, and the ones that I can’t seem to get to work.
http://community.sitepoint.com/t/advanced-querystring-filters/106282
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Can you share it pleasee here.
So wh can sww ehic of querys works
Taken from our Discourse Instance:
You can append these to the querystring of most URLs to get a custom filtered view
Ones that I am able to use
?status=_
- open - Open Topics Only
- closed - Closed Topics Only
- archived - Archived Topics Only
- visible - Visible Topics Only
- invisible - Invisible Topics Only
- deleted - Deleted Topics Only (this is available as of 1.2.0 beta3)
?search=_
Creates a full page of search results instead of the limited search view using the search icon. Replace the _ with your search terms.
?state=_
- muted - Show topics I’ve muted
- regular - Show topics I have set to regular
- tracking - Show topics I’m tracking
- watching - Show topics I’m watching
?ascending=true
Show the topics by date in ascending order (value must be “true”, default is descending order)
?order=_
- likes - by like count
- op_likes - by likes on the Original Post
- views - by views
- posts - by post count (replies)
- activity - by last activity date (a.k.a. bumped_at)
- posters - by the number of participants
- category - by category
- created - by topic creation date
?max_posts=_
Returns topics with post counts of _ or lower.
?min_posts=_
Returns topics with post counts of _ or greater.
I can only get these to work on the Latest page
?topic_ids=_
Accepts a comma delimited string of topic_ids.
?exclude_category=_
Accepts a category name (case-sensitive). Doesn’t seem to work for sub-categories.
Ones that I can’t seem to get to work…
?no_definitions=1
Hides the Category Definition Topics
?category=_
Shows topics for a given category.
?category=_&no_subcategories=1
Hides sub-categories for a given category (must be used with category=__)
?limit=true&per_page=_&page=_
Limit the number of topics per page?
?except_topic_ids=_
Accepts a comma delimited string of topic_ids.
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That’ll be part of the URL, which is why you can’t get it to work. :-)
/c/meta/latest → category=meta
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That makes sense. Didn’t think of that when I was testing them.